Maceo Alive in Havana Plans with Gomez Face War
A Kansas City officer Lovelace reports Maceo is alive and recovering in Havana. He says insurgents plan no aggression until full recovery and Gomez will coordinate with Maceo. The report includes executions in Havana and a claim a Cuban mutineer betrayed the Comodore expedition.
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Thomas Lovelace
America
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Maceo
Vamoose
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Gomez
Goss May Lose Indianapolis Superintendent Post
A city school commissioner's volatile dispute over rules revision and a clash with Supt. Goss culminates in threats of removal by month’s end. The library incident and a broader governance rift fuel speculation Goss will depart, with Hendrickson leading the demand for compliance. A separate libel suit by Louisa Smock against Garden Baptist trustees adds to the tense local board scene.
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Vonnegut
Roth
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Mr. Goss
Mr. Hendrickson
Louisa Smock
Board of Trustees
the Garden Baptist Church
Noted Chemist Dies in Philadelphia and Other Late News
YT G Wormsley a noted chemist is dead in Philadelphia. Japan likely to recognize belligerency of Philippine rebels. Illinois steel company to cut wages 10 to 50 percent starting Feb 1. Spanish reports claim a major battle near Manila with 3 000 rebels killed, Spanish losses under 50. Bram found guilty in Boston of murdering Capt Nash at sea. wife and second mate also killed. Fire destroys Nashville city center with 400 000 dollars loss and 300 000 insurance. several firemen injured. Minnesota auditor reports railroads own nearly half the state and seeks recovery of 600 000 acres seized by corporations. Belle Weber, daughter of Rochester undertaker, commits suicide in Cincinnati after losing vaudeville engagement.
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Philadelphia
Japan
Illinois Steel Compay
Chicago
Manila
Bram
Boston
Nash
Herbert Fuller
Nashville
Tenn
Minnesota
Belle Weber
Hadley
Rochester
Cincinnati
Weber & Fields
Victim dies after brutal prize fight in New York
James Duffy of Boston collapsed after ten rounds with George Justice at the Broadway Athletic Club and died at 2 15 Monday morning from a cerebral hemorrhage. In Carthage Landing near Wishkill Landing a colored fighter William Catskill and white Daniel Flanagan fought on Saturday night, Flanagan grievously injured in round nine and reportedly dying. no arrests yet.
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U. P
James Duffy
Boston
George Justice
Broadway Athletic Club
Carthage Landing
Fisehill Landing
William Catskill
Daniel Flanagan
Flanagan
Wishkill
Judge Baker Says He Is Satisfied on the Bench
Justice Baker rejects any lingering desire for the bank post and asserts satisfaction with his current bench duties. The remark frames confidence in continuing judicial service and excludes future political or banking pursuits.
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Baker
United States Senate
Indiana
Senate
Judge Gaker
Blizzard Ravages West With Floods Snow Storms Hit Midwest
Chicago dispatch reports heavy snow and rain turning to blizzard like conditions across Illinois Wisconsin and Minnesota. Flooding floods threaten Joliet rail lines and winter wheat while Nebraska Missouri Kansas endure their worst winter storms in years. Indiana senatorial politics heat up with Judge John H Baker and Gen Lew Wallace among candidates amid rail trust suits and old soldiers backing nominees.
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Elkhart County
Congress
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Fort Wayne Politician Taylor Seeks Senate Seat in Indianapolis
Fort Wayne native Taylor arrived in Indianapolis Monday to pursue U S Senate ambitions. He toured the city, quipping about headquarters and insisting he will stay in the race to the end to give voters a chance to vote for him. He spoke with Denison clerks and described his modest campaign setup, noting he has a room with six chairs and no headquarters entourage.
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R. §. Taylor
Fort Wayne
Indianapolis
Week of Revival Begins in Indianapolis Churches
Ministers at Meridian street church opened the general revival week with morning devotion led by Dr N A Hyde. Most city churches plan nightly revival services this week excluding Friday when a joint Protestant miss meeting led by Rev Dr Sims will be held at Roberts Park church.
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N. A. Hyde
Roberts Park Church
Sims
Prolific week with prayers, economics talk and found jewels
A week of prayer opened in Protestant churches and the mean temperature reached 36. Rev M L Wells spoke at Roberts Park on behalf of the Indiana conference Veterans home society needing 200000 to establish parsonages in Indianapolis. Felix T McWhirter discussed prohibition economics before Progress club noting 1200000000 spent yearly on liquor employing one million. German Typographical Union No 14 elected officers at Mozart hall including August Tamm and Adolph Hahn. Mrs Emil Selig’s missing jewels, valued at 2000, were found hidden in her trunk after a police notice.
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Roberts Park Church
Veterans’ Home Society
Indiana Conference
Indianapolis
Felix T. McWhirter
German Typographical Union
Mozart Hall
August Tamm
Chas, Hanchild
Adolph Hahn
Henry Hedderich
Albert Henning
Louis Tisch
John Koenig
National Union
Julius Ledig
Emil Selig
St. Louis
Denison House
Careful Wives and Good Housekeepers 7
Fragmented OCR text mentions a mill or milling company in Noblesville and patent related phrases. The readable portion hints at an advertisement or notice praising a product or service for housekeepers but lacks coherent details or full names, dates, or outcomes. The item remains fragmentary with no clear event or person to anchor a fuller summary.
Indianapolis 36 Hour Forecast Slight Snow Flurries Expected
Forecast for Indianapolis and vicinity for the next 36 hours ends 8 p m Monday. Temperatures fall with colder air and possible snow flurries Monday night. Tuesday will be cold but fair. Noon reading Monday was 27 degrees and 25 m 26.
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Indianapolis
Brakeman James Whiteside Injured In Night Car Fall
A Belt railroad brakeman James Whiteside of 286 River Ave West Indianapolis fell from the top of a box car at 11 45 Sunday night. He fractured one leg and suffered back bruises. faulty darkness likely caused the misstep. He is a 55 year old resident of Indianapolis.
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River Ave
Indianapolis
Belt Railroad
Whiteside
Cone
Aged father of Indianapolis officer attacked by ferocious boar
Elias Tomlinson, 65, was attacked while tending stock on his farm near Clermont. A 300 pound boar repeatedly charged as his son Verney fired from a tree, first with shotgun shells then with rifle bullets. Tomlinson survived after the animal was killed and he received medical care.
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Tomlinson
Indianapolis
Clermont
Mr. Tomlinson
Mr.Tomlinson
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